THREE EASY WINTER WREATH DIY’S
Let’s make a winter wreath! I’m sharing three winter wreath DIY’s that will give a cozy, wooly and warm welcome to all who come to your front door! And they are so easy to make! Let’s get started!
WINTER YARN BALL WREATH
The first winter wreath is as easy as making a ball of yarn…
If you can roll a ball of yarn onto a styrofoam ball you can make this wreath! It’s really fun and therapeutic!
Wouldn’t you love this on your front OR back door?
You do not need to be crafty to make this fluffy wreath. Go HERE to find the tutorial!
WARM WINTER SWEATER WREATH
The next winter wreath diy is one you can make from scraps of old sweaters…
I have to admit this is my favorite winter wreath for a bunch of reasons. First, the images don’t do it justice AT ALL!!!! It is so so pretty!!!! And I love that I reused old sweaters from my closet and Goodwill. And it was beyond easy to make!!!!!
To see this easy-peasy tutorial click HERE.
ANTHROPOLOGIE INSPIRED TUFTED POM-POM WOOL WREATH
And here is the winter wreath that started it all…
The Anthropologie Pom-Pom Wreath. I love its lush, lush look!
Pooffy!!!!!
I saw this wreath at Anthropologie and loved it and then thought… “I bet I could make this”. And so I did! To see an easy peasy tutorial for this wreath click HERE.
I made the pom pom’s with a pom pom maker you can find HERE.
Choose one of these winter wreath diy’s for your home!
If you make one of these please send me a picture!!!!
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I love the Pom Pom wreath!
Thanks Denise
Me too! I put it on the front door this year!
I like the wooly wreath and will try and make this one. It looks so cuddly and warm. Thanks for the idea.
Hi Elaine—All three wreaths are so pretty and wintry. I am wondering if I can use an evergreen wreath that is not just holly but different kinds of greenery leaves— but no ivy? It is not fresh therefore well last year around. I can try to hang three pinecones on it like your wreath! Would appreciate a real honest answer!
I Think you should give it a try, Ann! Send me pictures.
They are all so pretty!
Cant choose lol
I’m so glad you are enjoying the trees.
Happy New Year Yvonne!
Hope you are completely recovered and enjoying this frigid weather! I love it too!! Hoping for snow here in Virginia!! The wreaths are beautiful and so creative. Thank you for your wonderful blog. I LOVE everything about it!! Your spiritual thoughts, menu planning, tablescapes, decor and your joyful disposition!!
Thank you, Thank you!!
Hi Karen, Thank you so much! Happy New Year my friend!!!
Yvonne, I love your tutorials, and these wreaths are just great. I am making that Pom Pom wreath this weekend. Thanks for sharing great tips and ideas.
Pat
Send me a picture!!!
All 3are cozy and hygge
LOVE Hygge!!!! So cozy!
I love the sweater and the pom pom wreath! Thanks for the tutorials and Happy New Year! karen…
Love the wintery goodness of these wreaths! I would love to do the winter sweater one or the the one with the yarn made into balls! So cute! xoxo
Love them all! I think I’ll make the pom pom wreath first!!! Awesome post!
These wreaths are so pretty – now the hard part….which one should I choose to make?? I so look forward to your wonderful posts – thank you Yvonne!
Wow! Thank you so much! What great suggestions! My fav is definitely the Pom Pom wreath! Gotta try it!
If we get the moisture that has been forecast, I will hang an ice scraper on my front door.
LOL!!!! ?
Absolutely love the sweater wreath! Thanks
So glad, Jill! Hope you will try it!
These are all wonderful! ?
Given our recent frigid temps, these wreaths couldn’t be more perfect!
It’s snowing here as I write this, Katherine. Just love our pretty wintery weather here.
Have to have the pom pom wreath now! I was just pondering on what to hang until mild weather. I made your summer/fall wreath and just love it.
I’m making one of these wreaths TODAY! they are beautiful! Thank you.
Your blog is the 1st I look at every morning. You are an inspiration and so talented. So many great ideas. I live in Southern California and so far it’s been a warm dry fall and winter. Not to my liking but your ideas help make my home a winter wonderland. I love all 3 wreaths , I have to say your pom-pom is my favorite. And I will certainly try it.
I also think it’s a perfect gift to give someone.
Keep up these amazing ideas.
And send a little of your cold weather my way.
Thanks for starting your morning with me Cabby! I bet you are coming into some wetter weather soon. I lived in CA for 6 years when I was very little.
I’ve always struggled with what to put on my front door for January. These wreaths are perfect! Thank you for sharing!
Love the Pom Pom wreath! Now I have to figure out a new tablescape. I’m having a brunch in a couple of weeks and not sure what to do!
Check out her Easy Soup Bar post attached to this one! If your brunch is a casual affair, Yvonne’s table fits the bill beautifully! Good Luck and Enjoy!!
Beautiful wreaths!
You could make a wreath out of the tops of some gray & neutral colored thick wool socks! Would be similar to the sweater wreath!
Such a smart idea! I love when my readers share their brilliance with us!
Thanks you so much for the sweater wreath idea, I made several for the holiday, and one small pink one, for my granddaughters room. I even bought a Pom Pom maker, to make pompoms instead of the pinecones, but ended up using a kids size set of mittens. Thank you for all your wonderful ideas and your pod cast too!!!
Sounds so so cute!
Yvonne, I can’t believe you posted this piece on winter wreaths today. Just yesterday after reviewing your transitional decorating article I was wondering what to do for the front door. As if you heard my thoughts! Thank you for these adorable options!
I love that pompom wreath! Please post a picture of that wreath on your front door with your dog and that lovely girl from a previous post…I assume she’s your daughter?? The pictures were absolutely breathing and lovely…they didn’t give off that posed look at Christmas. They were so good that they could of been a postcard!
Great idea!
Yvonne, you clever girl! I was not quite ready to put the Valentine wreath on the kitchen door. Today’s post is what I needed for inspiration. Thanks and try to stay warm. We are finally up to 10 degrees above zero in Illinois.
It’s about the same here too. I have to admit I adore the cold and snowy weather for just a little bit.
I am a new follower of your blog and I love your posts! I do love this idea and am hoping to try it!
Welcome to the StoneGable family, Cathy
I am trying to play catch-up, after being sick during Christmas and the New Year. A fuzzy, soft wreath sounds like a good RX to get though these frigid temps we are having in the deep South. At least we can “think” it is warm and cozy!!! BRRRR! Thank you for the ideas.
Hope you are feeling better, Bunny! Goodness, so much Christmas/New Year’s illness. Let’s hope everyone has a healthy 2018
Thank you for 3 amazing winter wreaths … I have pinned these to try and thank you for sharing
THANK YOU NORMA!!!! I love my pinners!
Pom-pom wreath will be appearing on my door this year! Thanks, Yvonne!
Very cute and clever ideas especially the pom pom wreath.
I’ve pinned each of these but can’t decide which one to make! Love them all.
Good Evening, To a lady wreath maker like myself. although I have to admit i only work so far with
Hydrangeas. I started about five years ago just giving them away as it seemed to bless me so much,
seeing how happy people were when they received them.
Then, one lady said to me Pam, these are so lovely, why don’t you try & sell them. Well that idea quickly went out the window, i did find a very nice lady who would allow me to show my craft two
days a week & not charge me too do ao. I have them hanging in my living room, & entry way. I just love them. I try in my garden to plant plants that remind me of my Grandmother’s.—Blessings, Pamela
Love the pom pom wreath. I hope it’s as easy as it looks because I’m going to have to try making that!
Send pictures!!!!!
I loved the pom pom great also. Please share pictures. Would love to know if it was easy and what you thought of it. Thanks
The pom pom wreath caught my eye, so I went to order and I did, buttttt I have to wait till February till it ships. I think everyone after seeing your post thought the same as me.It is gorgeous. Thank you so much for always sharing your beautiful ideas, always looking forward to them.
Oh my you ordered the wreath? Good for you!
Oh, I am a little disappointed in my wreath that I made like your tufted wool one! I copied your wool sweater one with the pine cones hanging down last year and it actually looks just like yours. However, this year I so badly wanted the wooly one. First of all, the yarn is not made any more so I looked up what is the closest yarn to that type and bought it instead. In case anyone else wants to know it is the Lion Brand Homespun Thick & Quick in “Dove”. The problem first of all with that is that it does have that sort of speckled quality to it. Then, I am such an orderly person that I don’t seem to be able to just randomly glue the pom poms on! So I have rows of them on the wreath form. Everyone that sees it loves until I show them yours! LOL. Anyway, thank you for continuing to inspire us all everyday!!
I planned to make a Valentine wreath until I saw these three cozy ones. Now I have a new conundrum…which do I like best?
I think that is a good conundrum!
I cannot purchase the puffy wool yarn anywhere — including online.
There are many other yarns you can use that would work just as well.
I was thinking of trying it with the oversized yarn!
I adore these ideas Yvonne! My favorite is the yarn ball…the colors just draw me in. I love it! Thanks for sharing an always amazing, always entertaining, always inspiring blog. I enjoy your posts so much.
Blessings,
❤Beth
Hello Yvonne,
These wreaths are lovely. My 95 year old mother lives with me and knits for charity. I thought the pom Pom wreath would be a fun project for her and I to do together and give as gifts for her knitting group. Unfortunately the Red Hear Light and Lofty Yarn is discontinued so I’ll have to find a similar substitute. Would you by chance know of something similar? Thank you from a loyal fan! I appreciate your blog and you!
What a great project! Yes, see the other Debra’s comment.
love the pom pom wreath……nice january project! Merry Christmas!
Hi. These are beautiful! However, two of the links for making the wreaths aren’t working. Any chance you have the tutorials for the yarn ball and pom pom wreath?
Hi CB, this post is so old. I don’t know if I can source everything now. You might look for the products on Amazon.